I seriously considered the product and wanted to check it out. Spent hours--many hours-- researching the different trading systems and what they offered. All this time and effort culminated in making a simulated portfolio which I, at first, thought was a helpful feature. Without warning the entire thing was deleted after 60 days. When, in panic, I asked what happened I got the dry response that "simulated portfolios are automatically deleted after 60 days."Now I realize... yes, of course they are. This borders on fraud because it keeps anyone from being able to make a careful assessment of the long term performance of any of the trading programs. I now realize that this is actually the point of the auto delete. They prefer a customer to put tens of thousands of dollars at risk with only minimal information. I am no longer interested in Collective2. I immediately deleted my account.